Check out these recent articles from around the web: Turning our backs on Syrian atrocities by Michael Gerson: “This is the problem with impunity for mass atrocities. It encourages future horrors, which create cycles of terror and revenge, which destabilize whole regions and generate new threats. Which is why atrocity prevention is a core national… Read More Around the Web
Pope Francis: “The great threat in today’s world is the loneliness of hearts oppressed by greed.”
Fr. Paddy Gilger, SJ of The Jesuit Post has a new article at Find Your Inner Iggy, in which he writes about shaking off his armor of self-sufficiency. He writes: I think all of us, in our moments of greater rather than lesser honesty, know what it means to put down our weapons so that… Read More Fr. Paddy Gilger, SJ: Shaking Off My Armor of Self-Sufficiency
Pope Francis: “When one lives attached to money, pride or power, it is impossible to be truly happy.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Those Were The Days by Michael Sean Winters: “Unless Americans find better ways to navigate their differences than those offered by the culture wars of the past 40 years, we will be little able to confront the large challenges the nation faces.” On July 23, 1944,… Read More Around the Web
Pope Francis: “The Lord loves a cheerful giver. May we learn to be generous in giving, free from the love of material possessions.”
Millennial writer Meghan Clark has a new article at US Catholic. She writes: Our teachers, librarians, police, firefighters, sanitation workers, and all civil servants actively contribute to the common good. They and their jobs are not lesser because their wages are funded by your taxes. They have equal dignity with private employees. In this current… Read More Meghan Clark: Power to the public workers
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